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Groton reappoints Robert Flynn and John Ellenberger to Nashoba Valley Technical High School seats

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Summary

A joint committee of the Groton Select Board and Groton members of the Groton‑Dunstable Regional School Committee unanimously reappointed Robert Flynn as Groton representative and John Ellenberger as alternate to the Nashoba Valley Technical High School committee for three‑year terms beginning April 1, 2025.

A joint appointment committee of the Groton Select Board and the Groton members of the Groton‑Dunstable Regional School Committee unanimously reappointed Robert Flynn as Groton’s representative and John Ellenberger as Groton’s alternate representative to the Nashoba Valley Technical High School Committee.

The committee—constituted under the member agreement for the Nashoba Valley Technical School District—voted to appoint Flynn to a three‑year term beginning April 1, 2025, and expiring March 31, 2028. John Ellenberger was appointed to the alternate three‑year term on the same schedule.

The meeting record shows both Flynn and Ellenberger indicated they wished to be reappointed. Nominations were moved and seconded during the joint session; no other nominations or objections were recorded and the chair declared the nominations closed before calling for the vote. The chair announced the appointments were made by unanimous voice vote.

Because the action was taken by a joint appointment committee acting under the member agreement, the appointees will represent Groton on the Nashoba Valley Technical High School Committee for the stated terms. The transcript does not record a numeric roll call for the appointment votes; the chair reported the ayes carried and that there were no opposed votes.

No additional conditions or contingencies were recorded in the meeting minutes.